sullynathan
Arcane
never downloaded soundtracks from emuparadiseIncluding their FLAC soundtracks?
never downloaded soundtracks from emuparadiseIncluding their FLAC soundtracks?
Just found out that EMUparadise is still up if you use the workaround for downloading games. Thank god.
They seemed to have all the golden oldies. It was quite an appealing proposition, for someone (like me) who could only ever yank the watered-down stuff from the ether 'till now.never downloaded soundtracks from emuparadise
It's a workaround script that must be installed using a plugin I found after searching the web. Apparently EMU paradise's games are still stored on their servers. I tried it on Monster Hunter Freedom & Freedom Unite and they both work.Just found out that EMUparadise is still up if you use the workaround for downloading games. Thank god.
You mean the direct link method?
Just tried downloading a few mp3's and flacs and they're all unavailable.They seemed to have all the golden oldies. It was quite an appealing proposition, for someone (like me) who could only ever yank the watered-down stuff from the ether 'till now.never downloaded soundtracks from emuparadise
it's emu-specific in retroarch, some have that and some don'tDid retroarch allow you to change rendering resolutin? I've downloaded OpenEmu and it is pretty great, but has very little graphical options and no change for rendering resolution.
I still say OpenEmu is living on borrowed time.Did retroarch allow you to change rendering resolutin? I've downloaded OpenEmu and it is pretty great, but has very little graphical options and no change for rendering resolution.
It was released in the States. "Only" the color model, but that's the one that took off (the B+W original bombed so hard it only got like six games...That's total, not per-region).If you can't read Nipponese, what are you doing with a NGP(C) emulator?
I tend to use it for games that lack a battery-backed save, such as arcade-style titles or those from the godawful "Enter Your Password Here" era. Less of a cheat that way.wow, save states are great. never used them before but playing super metroid with them is very useful and a bit like cheating. It is weird that it conflicts with the games built in saving. I lost some progress from using both.
It's a pity that citra doesn't have it. It think it's a rare case in which the original hardware is more save-friendly than the emulated one.I tend to use it for games that lack a battery-backed save, such as arcade-style titles or those from the godawful "Enter Your Password Here" era. Less of a cheat that way.wow, save states are great. never used them before but playing super metroid with them is very useful and a bit like cheating. It is weird that it conflicts with the games built in saving. I lost some progress from using both.
I've always wanted Skies of Arcadia for the Gamecube. Seemed like an awesome little RPG.also playing Skies of Arcadia for the first time (using the free verison of redream and works like a charm), just met Ramirez. when villains go into another dimension for their attack you know it's about to hurt
The encounter rate was one of the things dialed down for the 'Legends' release on the 'cube.It's really impressed me so far. The battle encounters are unfortunately very tiresome and without emulation's fastforward it could be a deal breaker for some. But the structure of the game is incredible and really well paced between story scenarios and the freedom to explore.
I've always wanted Skies of Arcadia for the Gamecube. Seemed like an awesome little RPG.also playing Skies of Arcadia for the first time (using the free verison of redream and works like a charm), just met Ramirez. when villains go into another dimension for their attack you know it's about to hurt
In what way? Is there a comparison video, or something?GCN version has seriously botchered music tho, hope sega will bother a rerelease someday